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Exeter, Eng.

Returning again FOR a moment TO royal Wis
It's 70 Exeter, ] NAY be pardoned for mention
ing the most remarkable. namely, that Of Ed
ward the ConfessOr. When the king arrived
the gates were closed and the porter was too
sound asleep % be easily reused. In attend
ance on Edward was the son Of the Earl Of
Devon. He was a gigantic but impatient
Young fellow. I'm wrath at the king being kept
waiting, the earls son tore the iron work OH
the gates with bis hands, broke 1t across his
knee, forced open the gates themselves with
his foot, and, % give the king room enough
to enter, set his back against the city
wall and pushed herewith a yard or
two into the road within. Another
roval incident was the birth in tx
eter of Henrietta Anne, the last child Of
Charles l, born during the struggle between
the king and the parliament, in lG44. The
little princess was subsequently smuggled
hence and ultimately out of the kingdom, dis
guised rs a beggar.
The little Exeter lady, says DIR. Doran, has
left "A name i'm history. She was the Henri
etta d'Aneleterre of French memoirs, the
nvmnh of many SWANS, the wife Of the Duke
If Orleans. the victim OF a poisoned glass OF
chicory water and the subject Of one OF the
finest funeral orations of Bossuet. But l
must stop. There are memories enough clus-
tering around Exeter 10 iii volumes, and a.
tins is the closing letter OF the series l must
| hasten ON TO other topics. IL is a very inter
| esting city, and one could spend many days
there with profit. The Exonians have re
Gently built "A new theatre, but 1t Is not pa
tronized. went to make "a study Of the Dew
onshire people, and taking two tickets for the
balcony, was surprised 10 find our two selves
and one other couple the sole occupants OF
this part Of the house. There was mo- one IN
the stalls. but the pit was fairly filled with
soldiers. in their red coats, and servant girls,
who leaned on tine manly shoulders OF her maj
estv's defenders during the performance and
drank pop and porter between acts, while
their boys in red smoked short clay pipes
Letter from Robert 7. Porter.
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When a Young man. SO runs the story a.
repeated by Mr. Hay ward, she admired and
sedulously sought the society OF the most
beautiful girl he then and still thought he
had ever seen. At the end Of the London
season at IA ball she said. 4 80 tomorrow 70
Worthing. are You coming theref lie did
not go. Some months aiterward, being at
Ranelash. he saw the attention Of every one
Drawn towarl "a large party that had just
entered. i'm the center y which was a lady on
the arm Of her husband. Stepping forward
10 see this wonderful beauty, he found II was
his love. She merely said: You never came
10 W%orthing'n A lover so indifferent was
not likely 10 have suffered from this laconic
rebuke. which meant ~ much. Possibly he
thought the beauty would wait while he was
revising couplets or straining his hard bound
brains" to write fresh ones. -Four lines aday
was the measure OF his poetical %fecundity,
and one cannot imagine Rogers reused TO a
storm of passion, whether by love or poetry
@He did nothing rash, says Mrs. Norton;
II am sure Rogers as "a baby never fen down
unless he was pushed, but walked from chair
TO chair Of the drawing room furniture till ne
reached the place where the sunbeam fell on
the carpet. lie was the very embodiment OF
quiet ."-The Spectator.
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sensation.

Why is il that three bottles of b. D.. q. are
sold in Atlanta 20 one Of any other blood rem
rdy. and twice as much consumed in the state
of Georgia as any other prcpantionf NO one
need take our word. but simply ask the drug.
eists. Ask the people. They are competent
witnesses. Six houses In Atlanta are buying
b. b. B. in five and ten gross lots and some of
them buy as often as every two months. why
these unprecedented sales here 40 home Win
so little Advertising Modesty forhids us maxi
ing a reply. Had -. b. b. been before the pub.
lie a quarter or half a century it would not be
necessary 10 be bolstered mp with crutches ol
page advertisements now. Merit will conquer
and down money.
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Cuts containing caricatures Of Jefferson
Davis seem 10 nave been favorites at the
north. They are OF almost every imaginable
description. One is entitled JEFF Taking
Washington" II is a picture Of a photog-
rapher with his camera pointed toward a
distant city. Another represents three FIG
ures, a big and little boy, each In regimentals,
addressing a goddess Of liberty. Under il is
this:
"Jef Davis-Please, mann, my big brothers
won't let me alone.
Goddess Of Liberty-Well, 1t serves You
right: why don't YOU mind your Uncle Abe
Just wait until Mcclellan comes ia contact
with YOU. he will give you such "a sound
thrashing you'll never complain again"
Another cut showed the Confederate chief
tain looking through the glasses Of a show
mans box of views. The Snowman remarks:
AT the end Of the avenue You perceive "a
White House. Keep your eye on 1t and 1t
will dissolve and fade from your view
Some Of the southern envelopes contained
first rate likenesses of Nh. Davis as be ap-
peared at the time.
The Zouayes especially came in for a good
share Of illustration. Here is an example
which speaks for itself:
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parently. the cause Of the trouble, as viewed
bv an impatient nertnerner.
One picture contained the face OF hne
looking young negro. over 1t were the
words. '.The innocent cause OF the wal
Another showed a darby backing boots
He says: by golly, Massa Butler like d"
better dan workin in de field.
John Bull received numerous attentions
from the hand Of the envelope funny man.
One cut shows two horses travelling side by
side. one stamped with the Union Nag and
tine other with the Confederate colors. Afat
man representing John Bull is e~ndeayoring
10 ride them both with a bale Of cotton on
his shoulders. Underneath The picture are
these words. ''J0hn Bull in His Perilous Feat
Of ~Horsemanship.'
The pathetic side Of the story was not for
gotten bv the envelope illustrator. A num-
Der Of expressive pictures Of woman's work
for the soldiers are 20 be found. One repre-
sents n handsome. matronly woman making
bread She is saying, ~ ! cannot fight, |
con feed those who do" Another shows an
elderly lady sewing by lamplight. Under
meath are the words: "Our hearts are with
them One of the p%rettiest pictures Is a wo-
man sewing a blue coat. She has on a red
dress and long white apron. Over her waves
the Stars and Stripes. The motto reads:
.'Our hearts are with our brothers in the
field Here perhaps is the most expressive
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nurse the sick, has 80 ONE TO SEND
determined TO go for the latter purpose her
self.
But the DAYS Of the civil war have long
since passed into history. Many Of the cuts
on the old envelopes l have been writing Of
show traces Of the bitterness that was inevita-
bic then. ] have not reproduced any OF
these. for today the white winged
angel Of peace looks down upon and
broods over a reunited nation-a land in
habited by brethren whose union is only
the stronger for the terrible test to which II
was put twenty odd years ago. And every
good man hopes and trusts that the demon Of
civil war may never again visit his fair
land. SEYMOUR
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W.. NICK REnFOhD. lN. d. N.n w
sign 0f tho Horse. NinUfI.
sale dealer.
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S1.oo worth $500. 90.

For four years nave been q sufferer from %
terrible form of rheumatism, which reduced
me so low that all hope of recovery was given
up. / have suffered the most cVcruciaiins
pain day aud night, and often while writing
I'm agony have wished could die. have tried
everything known for that disease, but moth
ing did me any good. and have had some of the
finest physicians of the State 90 work ON me-
but all 10 no effect. ] have spent over s9'
without finding relief. J am now proud to
say that after using only one bottle of j. b. b'
am enabled 10 walk around and attend to
business. and would not take $500 for tne
benefit received from one single bottle obi
B. 3D.. ] refer to AN merchants and business
men of this town. Yours. most truly
T.. %. CARA.
WsyorIv. Walker county. Texas.
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MEETINGS.
RALLY

The Fulton. Old Dominion. Union, Marshall.
Madison. and Jackson Wards Democratic Clubs
are cordially invited 20 meet Monroe w ara
Democratic Club 40 COLUMBUS HALL.
corner OF Third and Broad streets, THIS l>at
urdayl EVENING, at 40 O'Clock t0 attend ina
body the GRAND DEMOCRATIC RALLY 90
be- held AT theOLD PINE STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH. which will be addressed hy Hon.
George ID. Wise and other speakers. The clubs
will be headed by Iardellts' band.
Holly wood Activcs and lrNing-llah clubs
will fall in AZ the corner of Cary ana laurel
streets.
By order Of the president,
". 4. PRESTON.
Sol. :. BLOOMBERG, Secretary. ocl-lt
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lSpecial Correspondence |

JPN
NEW York, Sept. 27.-Within a stones
throw Of Printing House square, in an odd
corner OF the second story OF an old building,
1 came across today n unique relic Of the
war. II was a collection, in scrapbook
shape, OF the illustrated envelopes used
throughout both the north and south during
the eventful years Of lsGO-Gl-62-63 and 1861
The place where this odd work had lain hid
din for / don't know how long is known as
the Literary Junk Shop. Its dust covered
shelves and old, muSty books are a great at
traction 10 lovers Of the odd and rare in liter
allure, and AZ almost any hour Of the
day YOU can find some old bOokworm
there, deeply engaged porting over It's treas
ures. The collection is in three volumes, and
contains 1900 envelopes. To a certain eN-
tent the pictures form a consecutive history
Of the chief events Of the war. They range
from grave to gay, highly colored and very
sober: some are drawn with care, while others
are the rudest Of outline sketches. Naturally
flags and notices predominant and patriotic
sentiments are the most numerous. Here Is
one Of the envelopes that had a wide circuia-
ton aud which all who remember the excite
ment Of the early days Of the war viii
recognize at "a glance:
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Calling over I'm Manchester the other
dav we dropped into the nrst-cIass bakery
establishments OF J.. v. Stems. and found 10
fitted up in irst-class style with AN the Hcce,
sary supplies of good things, such as always
remind us of Christmas. Bread, crackers, ois
cults. etc. in abundance, cakes, ana % variety
of good thing for the children. and all made
from the very best and purcst materials. THIS
Is indeed "a model bakery, and one that de-
serves and is fast gaining the support oi the
public. BE sure 10 call in and see them at
i95 Hull street. Manchester.
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" La Normandr splendid smoke tryit.
CHAMBERLAYNE s. ca.


Langman and MARTINEZ Absolutely
Pure Prepared Paints. We offer this Pre-
pared Paint with "a guarantee that DO s nol 70
no adulterutlOn. and Is made of only such ma
terials las are used by the oldest painters. 10
will cover more surface than any cncmi-
cal paint In the world. 10 has been SOLD ul us
fer lie last ten wears. warranted Co give salts
faction: and "a responsible guarantee is gwen o
that effect. For sale wholesale and retail hy
BODEKER Bros. Druggists,
1914 Main street.
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Michael Davitt in New York.


New YORK. September 3O.-Michael
Dayitt arrived this morning. He said ms
visit here had a on-political significance.
He came over on personal business ana
for health. He viii 90 to California,and
returning. will sail for home about the
middle of October. He will not make
sneeches while here. a reception and
BANQUET are to be rendered him here
before he sails.
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Tobacco Markets.


RICHMOND. Va, September 80.
There was nothing noteworthy IN our to-
bacco market to-day. Order buyers from the
interior are drumming the Richmond trade
pretty well. but report very little progress IN
securing orders for new. Receipts Of new
brights have been small but are rather dis
appointing receivers, a. it appears a coarse
crop with not much oil 81 far. Time will
onlvtel how il will turn ont. hold color, and
quality. etc. The Campbell county crop IL
reported A. not much Lurt by frost
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is what those who are acquainted with
thin. call Or. Dtid's Vegetable Liver Pulls.
Being free from Mercury and all Mineral fui.
sons. they are safe and Harmless. As iht}
contain the most Valuable Vegetable inetci.
tents known 90 Pharmacy they arc tnc best
cure for Sick Headache. BIlIOusne--. DOu-ti
patton ard Liver disorder. Only 30 cents ID
box.
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Of them all The
figure represents a
woman who. as She
cannot send any
one 10 f%ght-may
be her own loved
ones have been kill
ed or wounded in
the strife nor 10
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90 RELIABLE
BUSINESS uOISIa

nv Ms
The Directory beloc n raiaH,
business h0usss, qicing thar 1870,
on"ness, iciHb be fouHd rerg sssfl -4
y reference for Information rel,tr.
and all tie different 5raacla Of jnss+
Analytical Ch.ml.t.
DR.. HENRY FROELING. his 10.
chemist % chesapeake and Oh. nn
mond ~ Allegheny mIral. A
''n'ion I" ores and mineral waters
Architects.
VI. y. DlNMOCk. 1903 r. Main sfr..
r~espondcnco solicited. Up
BARBER.
LILLIAN n. GARDNER rf r
street. halr cutting. dyone. .h..|rs
RICHMOND STEAM RAkTnv
proprietor. II n Twelfth .tr01f. wh
Hni retail.
Boots and shoes.
j. r. ~IEAsDAIE. 1915 o.. Sal. ...
'ani SO mems Hui anI
butcher.
"NnlI" hhAl DR. . 81. n r.
Market Smoked he0l f..... .r
candy Manufactures
OLIVER B. DYER. Il.
Mhoic,i' tNi f.faI Sui. I.lr
Cherokee Cough Drops
Can,a. Good.
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aMother-whY. Johnny, what have you

sMother-why, Johnny, what have you
been doingi
"Johnny the battered ons'-Oh' nothing
Joe and we're playing Scott and Beauregard
md | was Beauregard, that's allV'
As was quite natural, the negroes figured
largely in the pictures. One represented
three grinning darkies playing bones, tam
BOURNE and banjo. and was entitled Music
by the Contra Band" Another showed t"o
darkies talking.
"Julius-ls your massa Union OF SeSsioh'
"Sam-Why, he's Session. ,
@Julius-Den ] pities you; you was as goo1
a leben hundred dollar nigga as cher see an
now yer amt wuf wun cent,
Some handsome pictures Of flags are on these
epveloues Of both the Union and Confederate
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Everybody's Friend.

Halls Improved Cleaning Cream for In
stantly removing grease. paint, tar, &c, from
silk. cotton. wool, carpets, &c. No family
should be without II. sold by all druggists AT
% cts. per bottle. Trade supplied by
BODEKER BROs., Druggists.
1914 Main street.
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states. Often those
II the latter cover
the entire face Of
the envelope. Gen
orally underneath
the flag are such
legends as these:
I'VE stand by our
flag" Rally round
the flag "The
Union now and
forever I'm float
again DER Sumter
Death before dis
honor etc. God
desses Of Liberty
were also a ~favO1te
figure. Here is One
"raYra1aufluR "A d
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
New York stock Market.
REVIEW.

Reported by G. W. Branch & Co, bankers
and brokers. No. III Main street.
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LATEST zoUAvE DRILL~"ALL UP!
An odd picture was a take of On the part
Il the south upon the evidently sensational
news Of northern papers 1t represented a
northern telegraph office and on the side OF
the cut were these head lines, the first Of each
pair printed very large and the second very
small.
SECOND EDITION.
IMPORTANT NEWS.
ANOTHER GREAT BATTLE
EXPECTED sOoN
STORMING OF MANASSAS GAP
BY A RAIN STORM.
CAPTURE OF JEFF DAVIS,
OR ANY OTHER A
REBELS IN FULL RETREAT
WITHOUT THEIR B~REAKFAsr.
ONE THOUSAND PRISONERS,
uoRy OR IFss-THIs REPORT Is DOUBTED
IN som QUARTERS.
Pictures of guns and ammunition were nu-
merous. Here is one apparently combining
medicine and fruit:
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REVIEW.
Nsw YORK, September O.-The market
al the opening was weaker n without AMI
nation. and the bear party sold some SOCKS
but the effect was not OF a serious nature a.
such stocks were freely taken. After a pc
Rod of dullness the market became much
frmer. Western Union leading the list, and
some of the stocks in which there is a short
interest quickly followed suit. The tone OF
speculation seems to have changed towards
the bull side. Railroad earnings continued to
show a substantial improvement, and the
outlook is favorable for higher values. The
close was iirm.
Money. d per cent.
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is the Standard Cough Syrup bon many
families they consider it an invaluable
remedy for Coughs. Colds. Bronchial
affections, etc. % cents % bottle.
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and YOU will wonder when You see what
a handsome present you will get with "a
pound Of my go cent Gift Tea. a new
assortment Of gifts just Open-some beau
tiful. JULIEN BlNfoRDi
1902 Main street.
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~"LINCoLN PILLS n BRAGG GRAPES
Poking fun at each others armies was ex-
pressed in many of the cuts. One picture
represented two boys and their mother. One
how was bruised and battered and his clothing
WAS torn half from him. The other boy had
on a military hat and was In hne trim MS
arms doubled in a fighting position. Under
the cut was this:
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Harhsrs.
VILLAIN n. GARDNER rf r
street halr cutting. iycnf Shawn,
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WEATHER PROBABILITIES.

Indications FOR Virginia, beginning AZ boclock
nm Friday. september ~; Slightly cooler,
lair weather, preceded by light rains, hght
10 fresh variable winds, generally soiHherly
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owHY DON'r YOU TAKE NJ

Equally expressive and characteristic were
those issued in response on the other side OF
Mason and Dixon's line. No sooner bad the
above appeared than from the south came
this, the flags being printed in red, white and
blue and the cut Of the palmetto in blue;
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New York Markets.
Grain and Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND, Va, septemi

RICHMOND. Va, September 30.
OFFERINGS REPORTED To SECRETARY.
Wheat.-White "a bushels %Longberry,
26iO bushels. Mixed. 100 bushels. short
berry. 1872 bushels. Total, o,Ol2 bushels.
COrn.-lGO bushels.
Oats.-l,292 bushels.
Meal 600 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO sECRErAaf.
Wheat White. "A bushels common 76c.
Longberrv. 100 bushels choice lseedl, Sc.
l90 bushels prime, S5c 800 bushels prime
Soc. 80 bushels very good, SIC. o.
bushels very good SIC. % bushels very
good So IS bushels fair. SOC, 20 bushels
common. zoe. Mixed. lO6 bushels common
zoe. Shortberry. SOP bushels very good, SIC.
60 bushels good, soc. "a bushels fair. lbc
az bushels fair. 75c.. sObushels common. 7ic..
800 bushels common. 73c, lb bushels com
mon. zoe. 90 bushels common. CSC. ; bush.
els common. 6jc So bushels common, 62c.
Total sales of wheat. 6.6l2 bushels.
Com.-White, 1872 bushels prime Virginia
new, 55c.: . bushels common Virginia, new.
J0c.
Oats-Winter. 80 bushels common Nir
ginia. Sic. Mixed. 1872 bushels very good on
private terms. Spring. GA bushels very good
32c.
COTTON REPORT.
Market quiet.
Quotatioaa-Middling 9 7-l0c low mid
ding. &c; good ordinary, see ordinary, 7tc
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rarrar's Emulsion of Cod-LiVer oil with
Hypophosphites.

For delicate females and children. Where
other Emulsions have been refused ythe
stomach this has been taken and retained.
and the patients have been greitly bene-
fitted bv los use.
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Market quiet.
Ouotatioas-Middling. 9 7-l0c low mid
ding. sc: good ordinary, SEE ordinary, 7tc.
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sparta. Ca. May Do. issd.

BLOOD BALM %
You will please ship us per hist li'i-"t ONO
gross Is. B. b.. -
10 gives MS pleasure 90 report 1 Fooi trade
for fhis urcuamtiOn. Indeed 10 has Tar ccNlrrl
ali other blood remedies, both m demonstrates
merit and rapid sale with us.
ROZfER 81 N~ARuEMAN.
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Demonstrated Merit.

wayorly, Walkor county IeHas'
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living n the Liver is not disOrdercd
Therefore. If y0u suffer with Sick Headache.
Blliousnoss. Constipation ranl llfcrtfouhic,
take Ur. Dayids Liver Pills. % Pills Tor tjc.
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Analytical Chemist.
nNh fhOhLlNG. E 81 Twelfth .,.
.n'l io chesapeake and Ohio .rf
mond and Allegheny m..r.,f. XII
'enilon To- ores and mineral waters
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Architects
VI. j. DlMMOCK. fl0 81 MAJ,
r~espOndcnco solicited. pf
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Pure Norwegian Cod-Liver OIL COM
bined with the Hypophosphites of Lime
and Soda. Agreeahly favored and ace
ceptable 90 the most delicate stomach.
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All who desire full information abkf tn,
causo and cure OF Blood POisOns. ScrOiuIi, and
scr0fllous SweIllnps. Ulcers. Sores hlcuma.
tism. Kidney complaints, tatarrh. ctc., cam
secure by mail free. q copy of our b -pagcilius
stratcd Book OF Wonders, filled with thc most
wonderful and startling proof ever htl"it
Address BLOOD BALM co..
wis Atlanta Ca.
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SUN And MOON TO DAY.
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DAILY TIMES ALMANAC.

TEMPERATURES YESTERDAY.
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OLD WAR ENVELOPES.
SOME HUMOROUS DESIGNS or
f860-64.

How the Fsncies Of the Funny Artists
Found Vent In the Days OF the Ci'hl
strife-Designs That Are Pathetic ~
WeIl-A Rare Find.
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Contractor, and nniiIeu
A. q. HOUSTON. sf NIn
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Pennsylvania Rye $3.50 per gallon.
CHAMBERLAYNE Co.
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Reported by c. +. BEDFORD & Co, Grain
Commission Merchants. No. q South Twelfth
street.
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CIGARETTES And TOBAccO MANUFACrURERs
RICHMOND VA.
Factories: 9Th and Gary, and 7th and Cary SlS.
CIGARETTES.-KichmOnd Straight Cut
1 lthe original brandt. Virginia Brishts
Opsra puhs, and other popular brands.
SMOKING TOBACIO.-RichmOnd Gem
Curly Cut, Richmond Straight Cut, Old
Rip Long Cut, Dixie Chop Cut, Smoking
Mixtures lcurIy cut and grauulatcdl. and Cut
Plug Tobaccos, &c, &c. An prepared from
the choicest tohaccOs prOCumble.
ann g3ff ALLEN a GINIEk.
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7, 7 UNlsUEHIT II.T T."-"
All work. guaranteed